New Fuel Savers Offered by One Manufacturer Action of leading car manufacturers in the lower-price field indicates that motorists. still are thinking in terms of economy in the operation of their automobiles. This is particularly true of fleet owners who are interested in saving even a fraction of a cent per mile.
Plymouth has. just announced that special "economy equipment" is available for all 1937 models. It can be obtained in two different groups, depending on the nature of the country where tge car is to be used. Economy group No. 1 consists of a special carburetor, a special intake manifold and a rear axle ratio of 3.7 to 1. This group effects an average economy increase of 15 to 20 per cent, it is said and can be secured on special order at no additional charge.
For operation in flat country, where hill-climbing is at a minimum, economy group No. 2 include: all the features of group No. 1 plus s hardened steel throttle-stop and manifold heat-shields, For this group, which makes a saving of 25 to 30 per cent, compared with standard equipment, a charge" of $3.75 is made.
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